what is the highest hot temperature the urn is able to reach? what is average, preset temp it keeps the water at?
12684
I do not know specific temperatures, but it the hottest urn available. Period.
12685
I haven't measure the temperature, but it is much hotter than any other urrn we have had - almost certainly close to boiling. Even when on the "warm" setting, you can hear it "rolling".
1229732
I never intended to test this object to the extreme. I have never planned to use it with water hotter than 85 degrees. I guess it would pop if you did something deliberately extreme like fill it with BOILING HOT water.
1234000
I just did a test with a digital meat thermometer. On the slow water setting and all other settings on high the temp got up to 135. It also seem to keep the temp steady. If I stopped the flow of water the temp jump right back to 135 when I started flow again.
833602
it can go up to 400 degrees... hope that help. I use it all the time, I love it. :)
1803192
It is a set temperature but I used the small refrigerator rolls to make miniature hot dog buns. I split them open (not all the way) and put a lil smokie in itwhich I microwave to heat them through. It was quite the hit at a party. A friend made up a bunch of the rolls kept them warm and then split them for the lil smokies. But don't buy from the retailer cwanderson.
2233680
I don't know how many degrees it warms it up I just know it works. I think when we first filled up pool that our thermometer said the temperature was 75. After covered for a day in the sun the water temp rose to the 80s. After a couple of days we have a constant 90 to 92 degree water temp pool. Now, it will fluctuate if it is cloudy or if the cover is off for more than a day. We over our cover!
413875
The water that comes out is as hot as the tap water you put in the reservoir. I just add straight hot tap water, so apx. 120 degrees, or hotter depending on your hot water tank settings.
817478
It does not get hot. Its a warming heater to keep water from freezing. So the temp is just above freezing point
2108554
yes it has a dail in one degree icrements.....you can set it anywhere from 75-80 degrees....my batch of Plakats love it at 82 in my 30 gal long.....
2135595
I tested the water streaming from the unit with an instant read thermometer and it was 195 degrees. In the cup it is several degrees cooler.
1556797
I haven't measured the actual temp. but it's plenty hot for noodles or any other instant soup for that matter. The water is steaming hot so it must be just below the boiling point (212 F).
1949786
Well theres different temperatures. The highest is 450. And thats really hot. So if you don't want that high keep it low
612336
I have a laser thermometer that is very accurate (much more accurate that the thermometer that sits above the second stone). I had mine at 1000 degrees, with the valve mostly open, but I didn't push it all the way because I was concerned about breaking the stone. It was exceedingly hot!!! So in answer to your question, it gets hotter than you will ever need.
1795551
I agree with Chris' comment. I am in metro Atlanta have 1 20' and on a nice sunny day I can raise the water temp 5 to 6 degrees in a 20,000 gal above ground pool. Hope that helps
1020748
The output temperature is dependent on three things. 1)Input temperature 2)Gas Knob (Burner Setting) 3)Temp Knob (Water Flow) The output temperature but can be lowered quite a bit. Unless your source water is already quite warm I would not expect any issues keeping it below the 85F output. However since the input temperature is what determines the min and max it ultimately depends on your cold water input temp.
1421895
It keeps water just below boiling, so it is probably too hot for hot chocolate.Also, the residue on the sides would bake on, and despite being stainless steel, cleanup afterwards would be very difficult since you can't immerse this (or any other single piece electric urn that I know of.)
1020749
The output temperature is dependent on three things. 1)Input temperature2)Gas Knob (Burner Setting)3)Temp Knob (Water Flow)The output temperature but can be lowered quite a bit. Unless your source water is already quite warm I would not expect any issues keeping it below the 85F output. However since the input temperature is what determines the min and max it ultimately depends on your cold water input temp.